Teresa Goddard

Teresa Goddard

Clinical Psychology Registrar 

Background

Teresa obtained her Masters degree in Clinical Psychology at Edith Cowan University, and currently holds endorsement with AHPRA as a Clinical Psychologist Registrar. Teresa predominantly has worked within the Employee Assistance Program (EAP), alongside Medicare Better Access work in private practice. Teresa prides herself on establishing a strong therapeutic alliance with clients of all ages and enjoys working from a person-centred and psychodynamic approach. 

Teresa also has a Bachelor of Education, and previously worked as a Junior Primary School Teacher. 

 Clinical Experience

Teresa has experience working with a range of mental health issues, like depression and anxiety disorders, personality disorders, anger and stress management, difficulties with self-esteem and self-compassion, disordered eating habits, adjustment difficulties, chronic illness, sleep difficulties, trauma and work-related issues.  

Teresa draws upon her training and experience with several evidence based therapeutic models including cognitive behavioural therapy, schema therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy, emotion focussed therapy, attachment based therapies, to ensure clients receive the most appropriate yet individualised interventions.  

Teresa appreciates the importance of developing a safe, compassionate, and understanding environment, enabling clients to feel accepted, supported and empowered to meet their therapy goals. 

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Maryse Louis

Maryse Louis

Psychologist

Maryse is a Registered Psychologist providing a trauma-informed, safe and respectful therapeutic environment where her clients can feel supported and free from judgement as they explore their experiences and interactions with the world around them.

Originally trained in information science in Belgium, Maryse started her career in change management before migrating to Perth with her husband and children 25 years ago. She finalised her Honours in Psychology in 2016 researching pain. Maryse held the role of Injury Management Consultant and Counsellor, where she has supported clients from various sectors, such as Emergency Services, Education, Mining and Construction. She has also worked in Aboriginal Health, Aged Care, Child Protection and Veteran Affairs.

Maryse has joined the Clear Health Psychology team in Fremantle. With her broad life experience and her strong training in Psychology, Maryse draws from various evidence-based therapeutic modalities to offer her clients treatment options and strategies that will best suit their needs and goals.

Drawing on over 30 years’ experience in change management and work-life balance as well as more recent training on pain and trauma, Maryse has a keen interest in supporting people experiencing major changes in their lives.

Maryse is also passionate about parenting, couple communication and intimacy as well as Aged Care. Maryse offers evidence-based strategies to support and empower her clients to withstand the psychological demands of their different challenges.

Divyah Sreevardhanan

Divyah Sreevardhanan

Psychologist

Divyah is a registered Psychologist with AHPRA and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society.

Divyah’s personal style of therapy is to cultivate a strong therapeutic alliance, which sets the foundation for therapy to progress from. Her warm and compassionate manner allows for the creation of a safe space within which clients would be able to identify their therapeutic goals. Starting from a person-centred approach, Divyah draws upon her training in a variety of evidence-based methods in order to provide an effective intervention plan in order to meet the client’s goals and facilitate their growth. Her training includes Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution Focussed Therapy, Play Therapy, existential, psychodynamic and attachment-based approaches.

Divyah has a special interest in perinatal and infant mental health, child psychology, stress management, anxiety or mood disorders, couples counselling, family and parenting issues. 

Clinical Experience & Background

Divyah completed a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Psychology at the University of Melbourne, following which she completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology at Monash University. She later obtained her Masters of Psychology (Counselling Psychology) from Curtin University of Technology.

Divyah has 12 years of experience in mental health and social services across private and not-for profit sectors. She has worked with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families with diverse presenting issues. She has significant experience helping individuals with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, trauma, domestic violence, gambling addiction, couples counselling, and supporting people with career and professional concerns through their Employee Access Program (EAP).

Donna Bray

Donna Bray

Psychologist

Donna is a Registered Psychologist with Australian Health Practitioner’s Agency (AHPRA) and an Associate Member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS).  

Donna has over 15 years experience counselling people from various ages and has worked in private practice, school settings and a variety of counselling organisations.  She has completed her Post Graduate Diploma in Psychology at Edith Cowan University with her Undergraduate in Family and Children Studies and the Diploma of Education (School Psychology) at University of Western Australia.

Donna creates a relaxed and trusting environment.so children and adolescence can feel safe talking about their worries, life stressors, mental health, emotions, trauma and sexuality. She uses a variety of therapeutic tools and approaches including mindfulness-based strategies, visual and interactive therapeutic tools and play therapy to help them learn new skills and coping strategies.   Working with trauma she works from a trauma focused approach and offers eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR) for children and adolescents to help them process their trauma. 

Working with adults she provides a friendly, safe and relaxed therapeutic environment to support people who are experiencing many of life stressors or mental health issues including depression, anxiety, grief and loss, family and relationship changes and difficulties, stress and worry. She works together with the client, working in their own time to make changes, build on their strengths and to help improve their overall wellbeing.

Donna is trained in range of a range of evidence based interventions including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Trauma Focused- CBT, Acceptance Commitment Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (adults, Adolescent and Children), Solution Focused Therapy, She is also trained in Triple P Positive Parenting and Circle of Security Parenting programs and is a registered counsellor with the Department of Communities to undertake counselling with children who are in care and have experienced trauma.

Caitlin Jutsum

Caitlin Jutsum

Psychologist

Caitlin is an experienced psychologist, with a masters in applied psychology. She is a dedicated clinician, with a warm, trauma informed, and person centred approach. Caitlin is passionate about assisting clients to develop healthy thought patterns and adaptive approaches to managing difficult emotions. 

 Clinical Experience 

Caitlin has experience in both public sector and independent practice as a clinician, supervisor, mental health first aid facilitator and mediator. In her previous role at a psychiatric hospital, Caitlin was in a management role where she facilitated supervision, coordinated mandatory training, and promoted evidence based practice within the team.

 Education and Therapeutic Approaches 

She has several degrees, including a Bachelor of Psychology, Bachelor of Commerce and a Master of Applied Psychology. She builds on her significant academic qualifications by regularly training in evidence based therapies. She uses a range of different treatments including, but not limited to: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Attachment-Based therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy approaches, Schema therapy and Eye Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing therapy. 

Caitlin is continuously upskilling and integrating new concepts into her practice. As a result she treats a range of presentations including: 

• Eating disorders

• Anxiety disorders

• Depression

• Trauma

• Adjustment issues

• Insomnia

• Clinical perfectionism

• Personality disorders

• Bipolar

• Adolescent concerns

• LGBTQIA related concerns"

Linda Barreto

Linda Barreto

Linda Barreto’s bio is coming soon

Rachael Brand

Rachael Brand

Clinical Psychologist

Rachael is a compassionate, genuine, and dedicated Clinical Psychologist who has strong interests in working alongside children, adolescents and families; and helping clients to enrich their relationships and quality of life.

After completing her undergraduate and postgraduate studies at Edith Cowan University, Rachael predominantly worked in the Employee Assistance Program arena and with clients who were accessing the Medicare rebate. Rachael has experience in engaging clients from across the lifespan and treating a range of mental health issues like mood and anxiety disorders, personality disorders, anger and stress management, relationship and family issues, adjustment difficulties and trauma/complex trauma.

Rachael draws upon her relevant training, including Play Therapy, Circle of Security, Schema Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), EMDR, Complex Trauma and trauma-informed practice, and Perinatal Mental Health to ensure that her clients receive evidence-based intervention.

Working from an attachment-based model, Rachael also harnesses interpersonal and cognitive-behavioural methods to deliver individualised treatment so that each client’s unique needs may be met.

Melanie Lander

Melanie Lander

Psychologist

Melanie is a registered psychologist with over 20 years of experience supporting children, adolescents and their families.  Melanie has primarily worked in the public sector in a wide range of roles, but has also worked in private practice. 

Melanie has a special interest in children and adolescent psychology, working with clients under the age of 18 years.

Melanie has a holistic approach to well-being; her areas of interest include prevention and early intervention of mental health problems, and challenging behaviours in children.  She draws from a range of evidence-based interventions to achieve collaboratively defined goals. She is trained in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Solution Focussed Therapy. Melanie enjoys working with children and adolescents, supporting them to lead meaningful and valued lives.

Clinical experience and background

Melanie completed her Bachelor of Psychology at Murdoch University, and a Diploma of Education (major: School Psychology) through UWA.  She has also completed a Graduate Certificate of Management through Curtin University.  Melanie has an extensive background in supporting children with challenging behaviours, and is well versed in functional behaviour analysis. Melanie has also assisted many children with learning difficulties, including assessing for dyslexia.  She has worked in a number of roles in the health and well-being area, and this has led to her passion for prevention and early intervention.  

Melanie is an Associate Member of the APS, an AHPRA approved supervisor, and is actively involved with supervision of provisionally registered psychologists.

Bradley Calamel

Bradley Calamel

Psychologist

Bradley is a registered Psychologist, whose primary goal is to create a safe space whereby he can help improve your well-being and fulfillment in life.

Bradley received his Bachelor Degree in Psychology from Murdoch University and his Graduate Diploma in Education (School Psychology and Special Needs Teaching) from the University of Western Australia.

Bradley has worked in primary and secondary schools, education support centres, private practice,  and consulted for the Complex Attention and Hyperactivity Disorders Service (CAHDS) WA. In the early part of his career, he also worked in research at the Telethon Kids Institute (formerly: Telethon Institute for Child Health Research), for the ‘Looking at Language’ study.

Bradley supports children, adolescents and adults with a range of issues including anxiety, depression, bullying, school avoidance, self-harm, learning difficulties/disabilities , parenting, very challenging behaviours, grief, self-esteem, sexuality, and complex trauma. He also provides support for people with relationship issues and life-coaching. Bradley’s professional, personal and cultural background also affords him a particularly developed insight into the complex lives of people in our diverse and multicultural society. 

Bradley is a warm and enthusiastic psychologist with an emphasis on creating a respectful space for exploration of challenges and is passionate about helping others to develop skills, problem solve, foster self-compassion and psychological flexibility through life’s up and downs. He appreciates that each person presents differently and as such adjusts his therapeutic style to tailor each client’s needs and circumstances. And with that in mind, he has a heartfelt belief that the core of his practice relies on the quality of the collaborative and genuine therapeutic relationship.  He is trained in several therapeutic approaches and has a keen interest in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness, Compassion Focused Therapy, and Collaborative and Proactive Solutions (CPS).

The ACT and CPS models acknowledge that doing well is always preferable to not doing well and that our brain (evolutionary brain) is the ultimate survival tool, doing what it was designed to do; create psychological pain and look out for danger. Bradley supports his clients by cultivating a willingness to accept and hold unwanted inner experiences lightly by ‘normalising’ human suffering, fostering compassion for self and others, and moving towards things in life that matter the most through committed actions. These approaches in therapy have been regularly acknowledged by his clients to create long lasting change, so if you are seeking a psychologist who can support you in this way, then Bradley is likely to be the psychologist for you.

Sophie Armstrong

Sophie Armstrong

Psychologist

Sophie is a registered Psychologist with AHPRA and obtained a Bachelor of Psychology at Curtin University.

Sophie has experience with adolescents, adults and couples in areas such as, but not limited to anxiety, depression, stress, anger, post-partum experience, motivation, communication, relationships, loss and grief, trauma, parenting, life adjustments, suicide, caring roles and FIFO life.

 Sophie believes that a safe space enables clients to feel empowered, courageous, connected and thus meet their counselling goals. Sophie has experience with several evidence based therapeutic model including cognitive behavioural therapy, attachment-based therapies, emotionally focussed therapy, family therapy, psychodynamic therapy, solutions focussed therapy, Gottman’s therapy and continues to learn and grow with continued training and research.

Martha Farat

Martha Farat

Registered Psychologist

Martha is a Registered Psychologist with experience in both organizational and clinical settings. She has a wide array of experiences, including working with depression and anxiety, grief and loss, trauma/PTSD, anger management, relationship issues, suicide prevention, settlement and cultural issues. She is trained in a range of therapeutic methods, including: 

• Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)

• Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy

• Trauma informed practices

• Cultivation of emotional balance and emotional regulation

• Client-centred approaches

• Relaxation strategies

• Meditation and related contemplative practices

• Cross- cultural approaches
  
  She has assisted adults, adolescents and children over the years, and has worked extensively with refugees and other survivors of trauma and is experienced in working across different cultures. Martha has a calm and friendly demeanor. Experience has taught her that no two people are the same, and no intervention works for all people. She is passionate about helping her clients achieve optimal well-being and develop higher purpose in life.
  
  Martha offers a holistic approach which is also reflected in her personal life. Being a yoga and meditation practitioner, she has spent around three years in India exploring ancient eastern traditions. Her professional and personal quest are deeply interwoven and related to her own journey of self-inquiry and personal development.
  
  She has lived in Dharamsala, India where she has been studying Buddhist Psychology and Science of Mind and the Tibetan language. What she found was a very profound inner science that has been exploring the mind and its potentials for millennia. The benefits of meditation and mindfulness practices have been studied by modern neuroscience and research suggests that meditation can “rewire” the human brain via neuroplasticity . Neuroplasticity is the brains capacity to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections throughout life. Thus, meditation practices are valid tools to enhance our well-being.
  
  Her main interest is in exploring the interface between contemplative sciences and Western psychology and neuroscience. She is passionate about combining eastern and western sciences and her goal is to promote human flourishing through a twofold approach: to reduce the impact of negative emotions and to enhance the positive emotions that naturally exist within us.
  
  She is also fluent in Brazilian Portuguese and speaks intermediate Tibetan.